SALE AT PILOT MOUNTAIN.!
R. W. George Buys Center Brick
Warehouse and Other Property—
Tobacco Factory and Furniture
Plant to Resume Operations.
Pilot Mountain, May 22 —The
fanners of this vicinity are badly
behind with their work. Tolwie
co planning is only about one-third
sot. Corn planting is about done.
Wheat crops looking well.
Mr. R. W. George, of Francisco,
was in the city last Saturday at
tending the sale of the Center
brick warehouse and another lot
in the city and he became the
purchaser of said warehouse at
the sum of SBOO.OO. Also he pur
chased the other lot known as the
V. Boyles property, at $1,200.00.
It was sold by V. E. Holcombe as
Trustee for the said R. W. George
in the matter of B. Boyles.
\Y. A. Blair, President of the
Pilot Bank and Trust Co., was in
the city last Saturday on official
business. He returned to Wins
ton-Salem Sunday morning.
Messrs. Bud Marion anil Jasper
Adkerson, of Siloam, were in town
Inst Saturday on business connect
ed with the Marion Bros. Tobacco
Co's. plant of this place. We hope
they will begin working the leaf
into the plug in a few days as is
now rumored here. The writei
wishes them success.
There will be sold on this market
this season about 19 to 20 thou
sand baggs of guanos which will
cost the farmers of Surry and
Stokes about 40 thousand dollars
or more.
We are informed that the Pilot
Furniture plant will be operated
in a few days. We are notified
that Mr. Kent Nicholson, of Phil
adelphia, Pa., the purchaser and
owner of said factory, is now on
his way to Pilot to start up the
work.
Mr. Job Iliatt is preparing
lumber to build himself a new
dwelling in this place. lie lost
his old one a few weeks ago
by fire.
Capt. J. T. Hering, section
master of the Ararat section of the
Southern railroad, came very near
getting run over by an East bound
freight train near the station at
Ararat. The freight supposed to
be 10 minutes ahead of its time,
was the cause.
The fruit crop is reported to be
about one-half crop in this section.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Mr. Elliott Watson,
of South Carolina, to Miss Maggie
Stone, of this city, on the 14th of
June, 1905.
Mr. Perry A. Davis, of Illinois,
is here on a visit. Tie will return
soon. He reports times good out
in that country.
BLUE RIDGE KID.
RED SHOALS.
Red Shoals, May 20 —Farmers
in this section are most through
planting corn.
Misses Berchie andGracie Dun
lap visited at Mr. W. P. Ray's
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Gracie Dunlap and Delia
Stewart visited Mr. J. F. Dunlap
Wednesday.
Miss Louisa Dunlap is right
sick with rheumatism. Hope she
will soon be well.
We are sorry to see Mr. Bruce
Gatewood so down hearted since
Easter. Cheer up, Bruce, we think
she is not mad.
Rev. J. T. Ratledge filled his
regular npp intment at Davis
Chap d 2nd Sunday. A large crowd
attended.
Messrs J. F., W. L. and Robt.
Dunlap went seining Wednesday,
catching some very nice fish.
Miss Judaa Ray is visiting the
Misses Dunlaps this week.
JACK AND J.
A CREEPING DEATH.
Blood poison creeps up towards
the heart, causing death. J. E.
Stearns, Belle Plaine, Minn.,
writes that a friend dreadfully in
jured his hand, which swelled up
like blood poisoing. Bucklens's
Arnica Salve drew out the poison,
healed the wound, and saved his
life. Best in the world for burns
and sores. 250 at all drug stores.
U COOD MAN SERIOUSLY ILL.
; Mr. D. H. Poindexter Strcken With
Paralysis—Other News From Ger
s mation.
Gerinanton, May 21 —We wish
' to congratulate the long suffering
' editors of the "Reporter" on the
• stand they hnve taken in regard to
I the very interesting items sonie
• times sent in by their numerous
correspondents, it was edifying to
, the public to be informed that Mr.
• so and so had called on Miss so
and so, or that A. B's. girl had
go..e back on him.
Wo learn that Mr. David Poin
dexter, who was stricken with
paralysis a few days ago, is better
' today. Hope he will soon bo con
valescent.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Stedman,
1 of Greensboro, who have been
spending a few days with relatives,
returned home yosterday.
Miss Jackson, of Greensboro,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Stella Rierson, of Walnut
Cove, is spending' a few days with
Mrs. McKen/.ie.
Mrs. John McKenzie, of Clem
monsville, has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Crews.
Miss Mattie Crews spent Sun
day in Walnut Cove.
The farmers of this section are
progressing very well with their
work, considering the wet weather.
Quite a lot of tobacco has been
planted,
Wheat is looking very tine in
this section.
LOOKER.
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
Mountain View, May 18. —The
farmers are about through plant
ing corn and have planted a little
tobacco.
Messrs. Ernest Carroll and Pres
ton Barber, of Winston, spent
Sunday here.
' We have a good Sunday school
( at this place and would be glad to
add many more names to the roll.
Mr. S. J. Tuttle looked quite
sad Sunday. His girl was not at
home. Cheer up ! Perhaps she
will be next time.
I "Seat," how do you like your
( new range? We like ours very
much. Can bake bread in just
three minutes. Can you beat that?
' I'll have to admit that I let it burn
a lovely jet black once.
Miss Daisy Petree called on
Mrs. A. S. Voss Sunday.
Messrs. Rober Ferguson, Ernest
Kiser, Joe and Frank Voss and
Misses Mamie Voss, Otelia and
Cora Ferguson and Marie Petree
attended preaching at Union Hill
| Sunday P. M. A nice time is re-
I ported.
WALNUT COVE ROUTE ONE.
Walnut Cove Route 1, May 15
—We are having some awful rainy
weather now.
Mr. Jeff Smith and wife, visited
her father Saturday night and
Sunday.
There was Sunday School anil
prayermeeting at Palmyra church
last Sunday.
I think that Miss Mary Chap
man caught her a fellow Sunday.
Go Mr. Rufus, I think that
' she enjoys your company.
> Mr. Frank Ross and sisters left
| today to spend a few days with
' their uncle Lee Hill at Arcadia.
It is a guod thing that Mr. I. G.
L Ross has two buggies, one to go
|after Miss BiSsie. Puiliam in and
• one to curry her home, for I think
i that she visits down there right
[' often.
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'the news of walnut cove.
Items and Personals of Interest.
Walnut Cove. May 24 Mis 3
Rhoda Adams, who lias been at
i tending school at Winston, re
i turned Friday.
Messrs. Lee Cuuibie and Ein
niett Willis, of Germanton, were
here one day the past week. They
took in the coal ininHS, artesian
well and other points of interest.
Mr. Stockton and Dr. Withers
composed the male part of a fish
ing party over on Dan river last
Friday. Misses Lilian, Kate and
AdaGrubbs accompanied them.
Win. J. Fulton, of Greensboro,
was up again Saturday and Sun
day. He, like Mr. Willis, of Ger
manton, was looking after milli
nery goods.
L. J. Lackey, of Madison, was
up one evening the past week.|
He speaks of opening a general j
retail store at Madison.
N. M. Pickett, Madison's liust-'
ling wholesale groceryman, spent j
the time between trains here |
last Thursday, leaving for Rural
Hall on the t> o'clock mail.
Little Rubie, daughter of J. A. 1
Petree, who has been very low
with pneumonia, is improving
slowly.
Miss Lola Martin, of Sauratown,
is visiting at Winston this week, j
Soine street improvement is in |
progress. Hope soon all bad;
places may be repaired.
J, A. Petree made a business
trip over about Advance last,
week.
Mr. Oscar Petree, of German-.
ton, was in town Sunday.
There are about six boys in 1
town all dead gone on the same
girl. Wonder if her best fellow
don't hang out over about Rocky
Mount, Va.
Messrs. Luther and Albert
Mitchell and families spent Sun- 1
day at Mr. J. W. Morefield's.
Not styling myself one of the
jurors in Dog Killer's and J.'s
suit about whiskey which has ap
peared in your paper from time to
time, still I am frank in saying
that Dog Killer won the suit.
But. Mr. Dog Killer, in view of
the fact that all the evidence is
find will be in your favor, you
ought not to require J. to cough
up the fire.
Mr. Thos. Willis has a fine week
old girl at his house.
Mr. Zack Napier, of Roanoke,
Va., is visiting his father Mr.
Thos. Napier near here.
G.
Notice !
All persons having claims against
the county school fund are re
quested to present same to County
Board of Education at its last
meeting for this school year, June
stb, 1906.
All persons holding vouchers
against the public school fund
are urged to present same to the
Treasurer and get them cashed
t>efore June 30, 1905, as they can
-1 not be paid after that date. £jj£ji£2
This May 23, 1905.
J. T. SMITH,~
County Superintendent.
Tor your Protection'
we place this label on every
package of Scott's Emulsion.
The man with a fish on his back
is our trade-mark, and tt 13 n
guarantee that Scott's Emul
sion will do all that Is claimed
tor It. Nothing better for lung,
throat or bronchial troubles In
infant or adult. Scott's Emul
sion Is one of the greatest flesh
builders known to the medical
world.
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soon & BOWIE,
$60.00 BUGGY =
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- Wc have decided to sive anotli
clj er one of those |6() Busies
f=> Free, Ticket with each Q
dollar purchase
We have just received onr S{
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Spring Clothing, Shoes =
and hats. §
! ' 430 Trade St.. Winston, N. C.
A GOOD INVESTMENT
Is to Drain Your Land.
NORELEET HARDWARE CO., Winston, JN. C ,
Carries a large stock of all sizes of Terra Colta Drain Pipe.
SANDY RIDGE. :
Sandy Ridge, May 22. —Rev. «
Mr. Crews filled his regular ap- \
pointment at Oak Ridge yesterday
with a large crowd in attendance.
Miss Kate Hutcherson, of Wins
ton-Salem, is visiting friends and
relatives at this place. I
Mr. Wood Deshazo called at
Mr. J. T. Joyce's' last Sunday. •'
What is the attraction, Miss Lucy.
Mr. Jesse Price, of Ridgeway, \
Va., and Mr. Tom Deshazo, of
Price, spent last Sunday at Mr.
Walter Joyce's. i
Guess there will be another wed
ding on the Riilge soon as the
widower was seen going down the j
road last Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Knight, of \
this place, attended church at 1
Pleasant Grove last Saturday. j
Misses Lillye and Jessye Joyce ;
spent Saturday evening with their
couisins, Misses Mollie and Kate (
Joyce. MARIE.
WALNUT COVE ROUTE ONE. J
Walnut Cove Route 1, May 22.!
I —Well, we are not nil dead over
|
lin these parts, neither are we
I asleep, but have been hard at work j
trying to get some tobacco plant- j
ed. It seems like the wheat crop i
will Ue somewhat short. Crab;
grass is looking tine.
Mr. Glenn tilled his regular ap- j
pointment at Rose Bud Sunday.;
Quite a large crowd out.
The little four-year-old daugh
ter of Mrs. Laura White died Fri
day. The remains were laid to
rest at Friendship church Sat'ir
day afternoon.
We are having a right good Sun
day school at Palm\ ra at this time.
Have sixty on roll.
! Mr. Matt Smith and family \isi
ted his brother, Mr. C. F. Smith, •
Sunday.
Messrs. Ben Chapman »>•'! J. F.
Allen visited Mr. .1. J. M • jhei 6
Sunday.
Messrs. J. R. and L. M. Snr.th
has a nice piece of rse over »n II e
road. YES SIR j
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SMITH ROUTE ONE.
Smith Route 1, May 15 —We
are having lots of rain in this
section and farmers are getting
late with their new grounds. 1
think they will have to let part of
their tobacco crop go or the -ral»
graf-s will take their corn fields.
Mr. Frank Pritigle took a Hying
trip to the Five Forks Sunday.
Guess he had a line old time as ho
didn't g. t hack till two o'clock in
the night.
Miss Nealv Martin is visiting
relatives in Virginia. Guess sho
wili enjoy her trip as her fellow!
called four times Saturday.
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GERMANTON ROUTE ONE.
Gerinanton Route 1, May
The farmers in this section nie
busy planting corn and fixing to
bacco laud, ns everylxxly is behind
with their work on account of so
much rain.
Our Union Hill Union Sunday!
School is still improving. We
have about 135 on roll; present last
Sunday 102, besides the visitors,
Kverybody come and help us out
in this great work.
Mr. W. E. Boyles, of King, visit
ed his parents last Saturday am
| Sunday.
Mr. Noma Boyles, who has Ihjoi
| very low with lagrippe for son)
time, is itnpooving some, we an
glad to note. Hope he will sooi
recover;
M iss Cora Boyles visited hel
| cousin, Miss Minnie Boyles, o
King last week. Sho reports i
I nice time.
! Mr. Thurman Bennett and Ida
I lvst girl,_ Miss Mary Gordon t->.»k|
| a flying trip to Capella Sunday.
Guess they had a idee time, us
i their horse, did not run away with
j them this time.
j Mr. Ray Johnson and sii-ter,
j Misa Agnes, attended piuaouiug-
J at Mt. Olive Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Nance, of
Gerinanton Route 1, were riiioiiu
the visitors at Mrs. R. P. Bennett's
of King Route 1, Sunday. Guess
they had a nice time.
I see Mr. Arthur going dowi
t'ue road every Sunday. What in
your attraction. Arthur?
; KATIE.